Admission: $9 Fri | $10 Sat Still Waters Farm is a family and veteran owned and operated hobby farm and pumpkin patch located in Eastern Laclede County. We are located just one mile from the beautiful Gasconade River Bridge on Historic Route 66. Here's a quick list of attractions and prices:
Admission: Fridays $9 | Saturdays $10 per person
Children 2 and under FREE
* All activities are included in admission, except gem mining bags, RC Zone, and shooting activities.*
ATTRACTIONS:
* Tractor-drawn hayride to the pumpkin patch
* Barnyard animals
* Zip line
* Train rides
* Bounce house
* Pedal carts
* Human hamster wheel
* Conestoga corn pit
* Sand pit with construction vehicles
* Tree swings
* Duck races
* Battle Arena archery tag
* Grain Bin Basketball
* Game Shack with giant games including Battleship, Corn Hole, Checkers, Connect 4 and more!
* Horse Shoes
* Pumpkin Smash Pit
* Tractor Tire Flip
* Tug of War
* Gem mining sluice ($6)
* Paint ball target shooting ($2 for 10 shots)
* Axe throwing ($1 per throw)
In addition to the pumpkins in the field, pumpkins and fall decorations are available for purchase at the farm store. A variety of food items are available at the snack bar including cheeseburgers, cheddar brats, hot dogs, nachos, chips, drinks. Don't miss our famous pumpkin cupcakes, pumpkin breads, and chocolate chip cookies; all baked from scratch! CASH OR CARD Accepted
***Disclaimer***
Any photograph that is shared or posted on the Still Waters Farm page is releasing all copyrights to the photos. These photos may be used for advertising on brochures, flyers, school brochures or any other advertisement that staff at Still Waters Farm deems necessary. How to find to us:
From Waynesville: Take Interstate 44 west to Exit 145. Turn left off the exit toward Route 66. At the T intersection, take a right onto Old Route 66. Travel 4 miles and the farm will be on the left. From Lebanon: Take Interstate 44 east to Exit 140. Turn right off the exit toward N Highway. At the T intersection, take a left onto the Outer Road (Old Route 66). Travel 3 miles and the farm will be on the right.
